ADSSI Limited, trading as Dungog & District Neighbourcare, is a CovidSafe organisation.
You can view our plan here: ADSSI Covid-19 Safety Plan NSW Government
19 March
The vaccine rollout is continuing, with the 1b group starting on Monday 22 March.
You are encouraged to discuss your health circumstances with your GP. In the link below you can find information on the Astrazeneca vaccine:
A list of GP Clinics participating, in the vaccination programme, can be found here;
25 February
Vaccine Rollout – Update from Australian Government Department of Health
You can find out where you are on the eligibility list and when you are likely to be able to have the vaccine by clicking on the department’s link https://covid-vaccine.healthdirect.gov.au/eligibility
23 February
Mask Wearing Policy Update for clients and staff:
In line with advice from NSW Health earlier this week, the following changes apply to mask wearing for client services.
- Staff and volunteers are required to wear a surgical mask for all client services where social distancing cannot be / is difficult to maintain, specifically this includes transport, shopping, personal care and clinical services
- Staff and volunteers are no longer required to wear a surgical mask when safe social distancing is able to be maintained for example, domestic assistance
- Clients are required to wear a surgical mask for services where social distancing cannot be maintained, for example, transport, personal care. Please continue to discuss individual client circumstances with your line manager if they are unable to wear a mask in these circumstances
- Clients are strongly encouraged to wear a surgical mask when shopping (as social distancing is difficult to maintain), however, it is not required
If you have any queries or concerns, give us a call.
COVID-19 Update 28 January 2021
The Federal Government is rolling out their advertising campaign to raise awareness of their Covid-19 Vaccine strategy and program.
Click on the link below to find out what you need to know and in the meantime, stay home if you’re unwell, practise social distancing and good hand hygiene and get tested even if you have mild symptoms.
https://www.health.gov.au/initiatives-and-programs/covid-19-vaccines